S&P 500 Cit the High Records at the Stock Market surge
S&P 500 reached the highest record of all time on Friday, extending very high profits achieved in recent weeks because investors ignored concerns about the tariffs and war that had just been worn in the Middle East.
S&P 500 rose 0.3%, clocking entered for the first time at 6,156.
Over the past month-when the US-China trade tension reappeared and the conflict grew in the Middle East-S&P 500 rose more than 5%.
Overall, s&P 500 has jumped more than 20% since the lowest level April after the announcement of the “Liberation Day” rate of President Donald Trump. During that period, heavy Nasdaq technology had risen 28%, while Dow Jones Industrial Average had jumped 12%.
Concerns among investors regarding chaotic economic policies have provided a way to be careful optimism about the tariff posture that is played and sustainable economic growth, several previous analysts told ABC News.
In recent weeks, Trump has returned some of its most steep levies, reduced the costs charged to the company and reduce concerns about sharp inflation waves.
Traders work on the floor in New York Stock Exchange in New York City, June 25, 2025.
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Last month’s trading agreement between the US and China cut Tit-For-Tat tariffs between the two largest economies in the world and triggered a surge in stock markets. Within a few days, the Wall Street company soften the estimated decline.
Downshift Tariff coincides with data that shows a healthy economy.
Fresh inflation data earlier this month showed a slight acceleration of price increases, but inflation remained close to the lowest level since 2021. Recruitment slowed but remained firm in May due to uncertainty about the tariffs that were outside, the tariff that was not connected seemed to limit the recruitment of less than some of the feared economists, a government report showed this month.
The outbreak of the titled-Tat attack between Iran and Israel earlier this month made the stock fall and climb oil prices. However, these challenges have proven to be short-lived, because the stock continues their profits and oil prices subside in the midst of a ceasefire.
